Tucker Daubs is a working ranch hand at Eightbar Ranch in the Colorado Rockies. Adam and Josiah sit down with him to break down what real cowboy life actually looks like -- 20 to 34-mile horseback days, managing water systems built over a century ago, moving cattle across extreme terrain, and dealing with predator pressure from wolves, bears, and coyotes. They also get into the firearms that actually get used in ranch work, why suppressors are a practical tool out here, and what the decline of agriculture means for the next generation.